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what does the acronym NATO stand for? what is the name of NATO's soviet counterpart? ... (Asked by m_stang2008) |
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| North Atlantic Treaty Organization. I'm not sure if there's really a true Soviet counterpart to NATO, but the closest thing that comes to mind is the Russian Federation, which is the government that controls all of the individual Russian states....(Answered by chrisatmudd) | |
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This is the definition of what word? The Fate who cuts the thread of life; counterpart of Greek Atropos? cheaters you looked it up huh? ... (Asked by Mortimer Pratchett) |
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| marta or morta or something...(Answered by david f) | |
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Is the use of pronoun THEIR in the following sentence right ? The reclining couple is as contemplative as THEIR previous counterpart. ... (Asked by sentiment) |
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| Perhaps one easy way to help you distinguish and remember: look at the word their or there without the T. There - T = here (a location) Their-t = heir (a person). There always refers to a place. Their always refers to a person or persons....(Answered by me) | |
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what are the female counterparts of "boar", "peacock" and "shepherd"? ... (Asked by dazzle_me) |
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| sow,peahen, and shepardess...(Answered by badboilerrat) | |
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What word in the english language shares non of the same letters as its plural counterpart? Many nouns in the English language can be made plural by simply adding an s or an es, ie: cat;cats. Other words require different modifications candy;candies. as you can see the two forms of the word share similar letters, but what one word does not share any of the same letters in singular and plural form? ... (Asked by pinktwist6913) |
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| KINE (an archaic plural of COW) qualifies as a plural that shares no letters in common with its singular. Others are I/WE, ME/US. If one overlooks the change in case, then US can be considered a plural of I, in which case it makes a curious reversal of the usual rule that a word ending in -us pluralizes to -i...(Answered by ) | |
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